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— THE OPEN
   

Alphabet announced an $80 billion equity raise on Monday to fund AI infrastructure. Berkshire Hathaway wrote a $10 billion check to join. The largest capital raise in Alphabet’s history met the largest AI bet Berkshire has ever placed.

The S&P 500 closed at 7,609.78. A ninth straight gain. A new record.

Meanwhile, Brent crude climbed toward $98 a barrel as Iran suspended talks with Washington for a second time. Job openings surged to 7.62 million, the highest in two years.

The equity tape is paying record prices for an AI buildout. The bond market is pricing a possible hike. The prediction markets price peace eventually but not soon. Three stories, one economy, no agreement on what it costs.
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01 Today
 
   
Alphabet Raises $80 Billion. Berkshire Writes the Check.

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, announced an $80 billion equity capital raise on Monday to fund AI compute infrastructure. An equity raise is when a company sells new shares to investors to bring in cash. This is the largest in the company’s history.

Berkshire Hathaway committed $10 billion in a private placement, lifting its total Alphabet stake to roughly $32 billion. Greg Abel’s first major technology bet as Berkshire CEO landed on the same company that plans to spend $180–$190 billion in capital expenditures this year alone.

Alphabet shares fell nearly 4% on the dilution news. The stock market rewarded the AI story all year. It punished the bill when it arrived. The gap between wanting AI growth and paying for it showed up in a single session.
   
Jensen Huang Named Marvell the Next Trillion-Dollar Company

At the Computex conference in Taipei on Tuesday, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang called Marvell Technology the “next trillion-dollar company.” Marvell makes the networking chips that connect GPU clusters inside AI data centers.

Marvell shares surged 32%, adding more than $40 billion in market value in a single session. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index jumped nearly 6%. Hewlett Packard Enterprise gained 19% after beating earnings estimates and raising full-year guidance on AI server demand.

Nvidia previously invested $2 billion in Marvell. The endorsement repriced a company from infrastructure supplier to platform partner. The IRA that holds your broad-market ETF just got heavier in chips nobody heard of six months ago.
   
Job Openings Surged. The Rate Market Noticed.

The JOLTS report, the government’s monthly count of open positions across the economy, showed 7.62 million job openings in April. The JOLTS is the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Economists expected 6.87 million. The actual number was the highest since May 2024.

Professional and business services added 670,000 openings alone. The hiring rate slipped to 3.2%. Employers are posting jobs. They are not filling them as quickly.

On Polymarket, the odds of a Fed rate hike this year sit at 34%. A month ago that number was in the teens. The labor market is feeding the inflation the ISM already flagged. The ADP private-payroll report lands this morning at 8:15 a.m. Eastern. If it confirms what JOLTS showed, the hike trade gets louder before Friday’s jobs number.
THE SLOW DEAL
What prediction markets, futures, and the rate curve say about the cost of growth.
ALPHABET 2026 CAPEX
guided range · Q1 earnings call		 $180–190B
 
NO CUTS IN 2026
Polymarket · $31M vol		 68%
 
FED HIKE IN 2026
Polymarket · updated June 2		 34%
 
10-YEAR TREASURY
yield · June 2 close		 4.43%
Alphabet plans to spend more on AI this year than the GDP of 130 countries. Prediction markets give a one-in-three chance the Fed hikes before Christmas. The 10-year yield has climbed 50 basis points since January. The buildout needs cheap capital. The rate market is not offering it.
↑ Tuesday Up
Marvell (+32%)
HPE (+19%)
S&P 500 (7,610 rec.)
  
↓ Tuesday Down
Alphabet (−4%)
Bitcoin ($69,875 −4%)
Brent ($98 +3%)
02 Worth Knowing
 

In 2023, the four largest technology companies spent a combined $150 billion on capital expenditures. Most of it went to cloud data centers running traditional workloads.

In 2024, the number rose to roughly $250 billion. The increase was driven by the first wave of GPU purchases for AI training.

In 2025, Wall Street estimates put total AI-related capex from the same four companies above $400 billion. Nvidia’s revenue tripled on the back of that spending.

Now the 2026 projection exceeds $700 billion. Alphabet alone guides $180–$190 billion. To fund its share, it announced the largest equity raise in its history and brought Berkshire Hathaway in for $10 billion.

The scale has shifted from incremental to structural. Companies that spent the last decade buying back their own stock are now selling it to build power plants and data centers. The capital is flowing in the opposite direction it flowed for a generation.

The bond market sees the inflation risk. The equity market sees the growth. Both are reading the same spending number and arriving at opposite conclusions.

Today's Quote
“
When you take a computing problem and distribute it across the entire data center, what’s necessary is connectivity. That’s the reason Marvell is so essential.
— Jensen Huang, CEO, Nvidia · Computex keynote, Taipei · June 2, 2026
He named the company. The market added $40 billion in a session. The AI buildout is now large enough that one CEO’s sentence can reprice an entire supply chain.
WORTH WATCHING

Wednesday, 8:15 a.m. ET — ADP private-sector employment for May. April came in at 109,000. A stronger number feeds the hike narrative. A miss gives the hold camp breathing room before Friday.

Wednesday, 2:00 p.m. ET — The Fed’s Beige Book. Beige Book is the Fed’s region-by-region economic survey. If business contacts echo what the ISM and JOLTS showed, the June FOMC language gets harder to soften.

Friday, 8:30 a.m. ET — May jobs report. Economists expect 85,000 nonfarm payrolls and 4.3% unemployment. A hot print would be the third consecutive data point favoring tighter policy this week.

June 10 — May CPI. April was 3.8%. That is the number keeping Polymarket at 68% for zero cuts. The next one either confirms the trajectory or breaks it.

June 16–17 — FOMC meeting. The first since the ISM and JOLTS prints showed an economy running hotter than the consensus expected. Prediction markets price a 98% hold. The statement language is where the signal lives.

The equity tape prices AI as the growth story. The bond market prices the growth’s inflation cost. Prediction markets say the Fed holds but the hike probability keeps climbing. Three lenses, three numbers, one economy still deciding what the buildout is worth.

— The PrediXmarkets desk
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